1. |
Lost
03:32
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I’m a stain on you
I won’t leave
You can’t wash me out
Not that easily
You try and burn me out
You want rid of me
Snuff out the memory
You’ll never be set free
How do I find my way, out of this memory?
How do I find my peace, with no one to hear me?
It’s indelible
The mark you’ve made on me
Cold lights and corridors
Blind the eyes of me
I tried to hide from you
But you found me out
The biggest part of me
Won’t accept you’re a part of me
How do I find my way, out of this memory?
How do I find my peace, with no one to hear me?
Help me to find my way, out of this memory
Can you help me to find my peace?
With no one
To hear me
You’re never lost for your words
You’re never lost for your words
Well I’ve been lost for years
How do I find my way, out of this memory?
How do I find my peace, with no one to hear me?
Help me to find my way, out of this memory
Can you help me to find my peace?
With no one
You’re never lost for your words
You’re never lost for your words
Well I’ve been lost for years
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2. |
After
04:11
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I see you
In the after
From now, only time will tell
Makes no difference what I say
Meet me in pastel coloured dreams
Walk with me, just don’t look down
I see you
In the after
I see you
In the after
Now is time to look through the shapes of you
And our sky, a beautiful shade of blue
The sun collects pools of gold inside of you
And time was slow stretching out in view
I see you
In the after
I see you
In the after
Magnetised
Magnets in your eyes
Magnetised
Magnets in your eyes
I see you
I see you
I see you
In the after
In the after
In the after
In the after
In the after
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